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BHP walks away from £39bn pursuit of Anglo American; Royal Mail agrees to £3.57bn takeover by Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský – as it happened

Royal Mail’s parent company IDS agrees takeover offer but BHP’s pursuit of Anglo fails

The Guardian - UK

'Bond King' Bill Gross warns Trump would worsen deficits and be 'more disruptive' for the bond market than Biden

"Trump is the more bearish of the candidates simply because his programs advocate continued tax cuts and more expensive things."

Fortune

Thursday briefing: How a day of fevered general election speculation unfolded

In today’s newsletter: From a drop in inflation, to Cameron’s cancelled sojourn to Tirana. Now can Rishi Sunak persuade people that being ‘back to normal’ is enough?

The Guardian - UK

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The Scottish Government can't grow the economy within this Westminster system

This week, I address the lack of economic levers available to the Scottish Government as it seeks economic growth.

The National (Scotland)

Fintech firm pivots to porn and gambling

London fintech Curve completed a £133 million series-C funding round last year. How is it using the money to grow?

Evening Standard

We’ve got the talent and the tech. So why can’t Britain grow its own world-beaters?

Companies are deserting the FTSE because of a shortage of investment – but there is a solution

The Guardian - UK

Tesla chair says life-changing wealth boosts her independence as she blasts judge's critique of 'lackadaisical' oversight of Elon Musk—'That is crap'

“I had to look up that word . . . I will tell you, anybody who knows me, knows that I am not lackadaisical, now that I know what that word means."

Fortune

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'Progress at last' - Sadiq Khan welcomes reports Government could pay for £1bn Euston HS2 tunnel

Rishi Sunak had pledged last year that the cost of the 4.5-mile tunnel would be covered by the private sector

Evening Standard

Intel issues revenue warning after US revokes Huawei export licenses — further efforts to restrict China's access to AI chips

The U.S. government has revoked export licenses for select processors for PCs and smartphones — Intel and Qualcomm can no longer ship to Huawei.

Tom’s Hardware

Danger and opportunity for news industry as AI woos it for vital human-written copy

With large language models needing quality data, some publishers are offering theirs at a price while others are blocking access

The Guardian - UK

Apple's focus on AI technologies for iOS 18 and beyond sees it poach dozens of people from Google for a secretive lab in Switzerland

Apple's new focus on AI technologies appears to involve picking up former Google employees to staff a new lab in Zurich, Switzerland.

iMore

Pinkflation: Financial Times subscription price more than doubles for loyal readers

Spy’s faith in Fleet Street was severely tested this week by an email from the City’s nearest equivalent to the Bible. The paper edition of the FT flutters daily through the letterbox of Spy Towers, providing 20-odd pages of news, opinion and even the odd review.

Evening Standard

What To Know About Alphabet's Rumored HubSpot Bid

Alphabet is talking to advisers about a possible takeover offer for HubSpot, according to media reports. Here's what you need to know.

Kiplinger

Google Search could soon charge you for AI-powered results – and search engines might never be the same

This is all about balancing the benefits of AI against the revenue stream from adverts for Google.

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Tom’s Guide

Google tipped to start charging users for AI search results — here's what we know

Google could charge for access to the Search Generative Experience that puts AI results at the top of a query.

TechRadar

Lucas Pope interview - how he swapped the Obra Dinn for a Martian colony in new Playdate game, Mars After Midnight

We interview game developer Lucas Pope about his new game, Mars After Midnight, which is out now for Playdate.

PC Gamer

The Chinese government is phasing out Intel and AMD CPUs and Microsoft's Windows OS because they don't fit its new 'safe and reliable' guidelines

This is getting nasty.

International Business Times

Anwar's Bold US-China Neutrality Call: A Diplomatic Tightrope For A Small, Struggling Country

Anwar Ibrahim has boldly called for neutrality in the rivalry between Washington and Beijing, but his impartiality call comes at a critical time in Malaysia's economy – will a small country "struggling to survive in a complex world" emerge unscathed as it walks a tightrope between the world's economic and…

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The Guardian - UK

Labour says it will stick with workers’ rights plans despite Mandelson remarks

Party says it is committed to policies such as zero-hours ban after peer warned against ‘rushing’ changes

Barchart

Forget OpenAI, Here's the New AI Start-Up Set to Boost Microsoft Stock

The "AI effect" can already be seen in Microsoft's financials - and now, the tech giant is expanding its AI bets beyond OpenAI to a French start-up that has also landed investments from the likes of Nvidia, Salesforce, and Andreessen Horowitz.

The Guardian - UK

UK politics: Abbott claims Labour leadership’s ‘real agenda’ is to prevent her getting the whip back – as it happened

Hackney MP endorsed a post saying it was unlikely she would be allowed to rejoin Labour despite the support of senior figures

Tom’s Hardware

Malaysia's semiconductor manufacturing flourishes in the face of U.S. and China's Chip War

Malaysia's place in the Chip War as an alternative place to manufacture semiconductors and chips without drawing ire of US politicians and regulations.

International Business Times

Binance Confirms 2 Executives Still In Nigeria Amid Two-Week Detainment Report

Binance confirmed Wednesday that two of its executives were still in Nigeria more than two weeks after they flew in to discuss the government's ban on crypto trading platforms.

The Guardian - UK

Olive oil becomes most wanted item for shoplifters in Spain

Gangs steal ‘liquid gold’ amid shortages and surging prices after extreme weather damages harvests

The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: What’s in Hunt’s spring budget – and how will he pay for it?

In today’s newsletter: As the chancellor presents a plan aimed at satisfying the Tory faithful, we look at what he will do and what it will mean for you

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